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Microsoft on the defensive
October 21, 2003 CEO Steve Ballmer re-emphasizes Microsoft's "top priority" efforts to make its software more secure, and ties in the company's campaign against open source. Also: new defenses for MSN, Hotmail.Microsoft business security ready for prime time
April 24, 2007 Forefront Client Security is due in coming weeks, says CEO Steve Ballmer.Ballmer calls security a never-ending battle
October 3, 2004 "Bad people" in cyberspace are here to stay, but that doesn't mean things aren't getting better, Microsoft's CEO says.Ballmer: Raising Microsoft's security game
October 21, 2003 The CEO defends Microsoft's efforts to protect its software against attacks and says open-source rivals can't match the software giant on security.Ballmer: 'Thieves, con artists' attacking Microsoft
September 15, 2003 Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer warns that recent security vulnerabilities represent a "new and growing challenge to innovation."Ballmer: Microsoft needs better sales pitch
July 7, 2004 But wait--is a new version of Office coming out before Longhorn? Hint found among calls for harder work, $1 billion in cost cuts.Microsoft signs security pact with Germany
May 3, 2004 CEO Steve Ballmer settles a security agreement with the federal government of Germany, which has become one of the most prominent of Linux supporters.Ballmer: We need a $100 PC
October 20, 2004 The Microsoft CEO says one way to stem growing piracy of Windows and Office in emerging markets is to offer low-cost computers.Ballmer sees squeeze on Longhorn deadline
October 5, 2004 Microsoft's CEO lends some insight into the 2006 release date of the slow-moving next version of Windows.Microsoft expects security effort to take time
October 9, 2003 The software giant announces a detailed plan of action to combat recent security threats, but one executive says things won't change overnight.Microsoft moves beyond patches
October 1, 2003 Conceding that its strategy of patching Windows holes as they emerge has not worked, the software giant plans a new security effort focused on "securing the perimeter."Microsoft details new security plan
October 9, 2003 The software giant will focus on adding new security technologies to its products, educating its customers and improving its process of releasing patches, CEO Steve Ballmer says.Microsoft to provide security strategy update
October 5, 2005 CEO Steve Ballmer and security chief Mike Nash are expected to detail Microsoft's security strategy and product plans Thursday.New salvos in software war
October 23, 2003 roundup Red Hat's Linux 3.0 and Microsoft's Office 2003 battle for corporate wallets.Microsoft's new security plan
October 9, 2003 roundup Spurred by software attacks and criticism, the company pledges better protection for customers--but acknowledges that changes won't come overnight.Software CEOs stump in D.C.
October 9, 2003 Chief executives from the largest U.S. software companies trek to the capital to meet politicians and highlight a paper they say offers companies a better way to think about computer security.Microsoft plans 'Live' CRM service
July 11, 2006 New hosted CRM service set to debut next year will be the companys third service under the Live banner.This week in Microsoft
October 21, 2005 Steve Ballmer touts a big year ahead for Microsoft--and makes it clear he doesn't throw chairs.What's next for Microsoft
July 29, 2005 Premium versions of Windows, Office are in the offing. Also: More Hotmail features, new IE security, low-cost Windows update.Ballmer: IT enthusiasm 'in growth phase'
June 6, 2005 At TechEd customer conference, Microsoft's CEO delivers a pitch that's part call to action, part career affirmation for IT workers.
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